When we first got together Donna and I had each been married before, and both of us had children. She had a 13-year-old daughter, Susan, and a 9-year-old son, Barry, and I had a 13-year-old son, Frank... We were not married long when we had two more children, both boys... This book is the result of our efforts to understand, chronicle and then explain the experiences we had in putting together a family that began as diverse people from different backgrounds... Divorce does not bring out the best in people, and the effect on the children is long-lasting. There is no reason though why you and they can not become involved in a process to help repair some of that damage. Developing a working blended family is one way to help that process happen. This book is neither a cookbook nor a do-it-yourself manual of step-by-step instructions on what should or should not be done. Hopefully though, you will get some new ideas, realise the consequences of different behaviours that you may have tried, and know that many other people have made even worse mistakes, but been able to work things out.
Tells the true story of the stepfamily whose eighteen children were the subjects of the 1968 film "Yours, Mine and Ours," constrasting the film's depiction of a happy family with one paralyzed by abuse at the hand of the author's stepfather ...
A latest entry in the trilogy that includes Me, Myself, and Why? finds FBI agent Cadence considering a deeper relationship with Patrick during the holiday season before meeting a handsome doctor, clashing with a talented rival and ...
Separation-individuation theory describes the process of developing self and object representations over the first three years of life. Dr. Bergman sees herself as the necessary other -- the other everyone...
The classic 1968 movie Yours, Mine & Ours was the real-life story about a large blended family.
An essential purchase for anyone having difficulty in a relationship, with a partner, coworker, family member, or other loved one. This is the first book for the general reader to specifically address everyday narcissism (EN).
The book begins in the 1950s on Whidbey Island, Washington, where Tom's mother, Helen North, became a widow when she was just 30 years old and pregnant with her eighth child. Tom was six years old, the fourth child in the North family.
This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing, UbiComp 2007.
A sweet and funny story about sharing, friendship and belonging.
Yours, Mine and Hours: Relationship Skills for Blended Families is a valuable guide to maintaining a strong partnership and happy family when children from previous relationships are involved.
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